Originally built as a tailor called Smith and Hobbs, it employed several seamstresses working on old Singer sewing machines, producing high quality suits and tweeds, mainly for hunting and racing. A Grade II listed building, the property was completely restored to its present form in 2103 by a very cool Gloucestershire-based salvage and vintage company. original houseIn line with regulations, the exterior had to look as close to the original as possible, so we hired a professional to strip and replace the old exterior. With a new immaculate coat of corrugated iron, the building has a clear connection to its manufacturing past. Intended for both entertainment and guest house use, the newly created space has been designed to feel wonderfully cool and contemporary, creating a true contrast between the outside and the inside. . Feeling far from tradition, noisy, old tailor We blend vintage industrial furniture and lighting with contemporary design and color to create uniquely restored interiors with freshness, character and all the charm and character that history can offer.
Book your stay at this wonderful little getaway here. photograph: Emma Lewis.
